As my readers well know, TPP has been encouraging top predators to reside in our estate. This AM our breakfast amusement was watching at close quarters a young red-tailed [?] hawk try to obtain a squirrel for breakfast just outside our kitchen windows.
The most amusing aspect was the extreme audacity of the squirrels who feeling invincible when in a familiar tree at times actually aggressively confronted the hawk who was quite confused by it all. What fun! Although on the whole, too bad the hawk was not winning.
RFK Jr. is not a serious person. Don't take him seriously.
3 weeks ago in Genomics, Medicine, and Pseudoscience
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We've had a cooper's hawk in the backyard lately. I have mixed feelings about it, because the rabbits are/were definitely out of control. But I don't relish the thought of the hawk capturing the songbirds. I'm giving the feeders a rest, so the songbirds will have a better chance to disperse. It is fascinating to see a hawk capture prey, though.
Platform feeders with a larger roof provides Cooper's hawk thwarting cover and that leaves doves on the ground of which there are plenty.
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